High-Definition USB 3.0 Capture Card，Full HD 1080P 60FPS Video Cam Link Game Recording and Live Streaming Works for PS5/Switch/Camera/PC/OBS，Supports Up to YUY2
Original price was: $39.99.$34.99Current price is: $34.99.
Price: $39.99 - $34.99
(as of Jan 12, 2025 19:59:30 UTC – Details)
Product Description
1080P HD High Quality：It is a real USB3.0 HDMI capture card, It can supports up to 4K 60fps input and Full HD 1080p 60fps HDMI video capture, share superb game skills with excellent visual experience.
YUY2 Capture Format：The main advantage of the capture card supporting YUY2 format is that it can provide high-definition image quality. It can effectively reduce the size of data while ensuring video quality, making transmission and storage more convenient. This format is suitable for application scenarios that require high-definition image transmission, such as live streaming, game recording, etc. It can ensure the details and color expression of the image, providing a clearer and more realistic visual experience
Super Compatibility：The capture card is compatible with most devices such as Wii U, PS3, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii, Switch, DVDs, DSLR Camera, ZOSI Security Camera and set top box etc.
Seamless Streaming: The Type-C interface improves device compatibility and connection speed. It supports a bandwidth of up to 3Gb/s, it can capture one single channel HD HDMI video signal. There is no delay when live streaming.
Plug and Play: 4K high-definition capture card compatible with Windows7/8/8.1/10/11, MacOS, LinuxOS, free driver, plug and play. You can use any third-party software(OBS) to capture or stream your HD gameplay, or other HD video source.
8 reviews for High-Definition USB 3.0 Capture Card，Full HD 1080P 60FPS Video Cam Link Game Recording and Live Streaming Works for PS5/Switch/Camera/PC/OBS，Supports Up to YUY2
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Eric the Inadequate –
A good 1080p 60hz Capture Card
This USB 3.0 HDMI capture card is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to share gameplay or record video content. Supporting up to 4K 60fps pass-through and Full HD 1080p 60fps capture, it delivers a sharp, vibrant, and perfect picture for live streaming or game recording. The colors and image details come through beautifully and clearly without distortion on the display or the captured video.I tested the capture card with the following devices, PS5, Switch, and HDMI Camera input, on OBS, and It worked seamlessly. The Type-C cable made connecting a breeze, and set up was as easy as plug and play. There was also nearly zero lag on the transmission, and the audio had no issues.Overall, this capture card is an excellent solution for those who need to capture HDMI video or want to begin streaming.
Carlos Lopez –
Budget capture card that actually works
Often these cheaper capture cards work great for about 15 minutes before audio starts to stutter or desync or something in general just goes wrong, however doing some longer recordings with this one I can attest that it’s performance doesn’t waiver at all. Obviously who knows how this will be down the line but I can say that this is not e-waste
HI@PNW –
Portable, easy to use, Great picture quality
The setup process was straightforward. I plugged the capture card into my laptopâs USB port, connected my gaming console via HDMI, and was ready to go. There were no complicated drivers to install, which made the whole experience hassle-free.Instructions in the manual to use it with OBS were detailed.The video supports 1080p at 60 frames per second. The picture quality was crisp and clear. Whether I was streaming gameplay or recording tutorials, the clarity was excellent, without any noticeable lag. There is virtually no delay between gameplay and whatâs being recorded or streamed.Simple to set up and use. Recommended!
Vince –
Great for Streaming
The capture card supports full HD 1080p at 60 frames per second, which ensures smooth video quality during recordings or live sessions. The setup process is pretty easy, just connect it to your device via USB 3.0 and it integrates with OBS. I don’t notice any lag or quality loss though it struggles with higher resolutions which drops some frames., though that may depend on your computer specs as well because running OBS is pretty intensive.
Oz –
Runs so smooth!
This is the first time that I use a device like this to record gameplay to my laptop. Download the free software of your choosing, and this device is plug and play and works way better than I expected! I do not have any other reference, but I do not see how else it could be simpler! I would get again if need be!
Marcello –
Some functionality is missing; but hard to complain at the price.
As mentioned; this capture card is a good way to grab a clip off an hdmi compatible console at a cheap price, I attempted to use it with my switch and had no issues, however, I would note that audio over hdmi is absent, which is a bit of a bummer. Itâs cheap, but does the job. I probably wouldnât trade a full priced PCIE capture card for that lovely stability; but if youâre just getting started this is perfectly fine.
Alan M –
Works just as I needed it to
I got this to assist with video editing and production, as well as eventual use in streaming content. The card does exactly as I needed it to to make video ready for editing and eventually for streaming on the web.The quality is quite good, and I’m pleased to see that this card will make streaming easy to do. I’ve already run two movie cameras, as well as the output of a PC through this card, and the capture at 1080 and 60fps was wonderful.The streaming that I’m going to do doesn’t need to be more sophisticated than that. It’ll be just several people conversing, so it doesn’t have to be ridiculously high-end. But it DOES need to work, and I’ll need to consolidate the output of several cameras, and I’m thrilled to report that, well, this works.Good product at a VERY reasonable price!Recommended.
Darius Wolf –
It’s an absolute Headache for something Plug n Play
I ordered this Capture card as a Backup to a primary one that I have and to help my family member who is a teacher for mentally challenged students. She was in need of a capture card to use a video camera to help record for one of her end of year lesson plans, but needed me to see which ever one she picked out would at least play nice with the School’s Laptop. This Capture Card left me and her…disappointed.So after running my tests, here is the breakdown.The first thing I noticed when opening the box is how light it felt for how big it was. Grabbing a hold of the Capture Device, I realized why. The entire thing is made of a thin plastic shell. There is so much space in it that is not used. After that I opened the manual and the paper it came with outside of that, stated not to peel the film of the logo. Which is a weird mention that I haven’t seen any tech tell me to do.Getting into the setup, everything was straightforward and smooth…was the hope. I plugged the device into the USB 3.0 slot as it wanted me to. Nothing happened, I did a USB-C to USB-C connection. So when that didn’t work I did a USB-A to USB-C connection and was met with a surprise. Windows told me, it was downloading an update for this capture card despite being essentially advertised including in the manual it doesn’t need drivers or anything. Okay, given how often I work in the tech field all electronic no matter what, have a quirk or a hiccup. The issue with that, means if you aren’t connected to the internet, then it won’t work like I was briefly as it was not recognized at all until that happened.Now the manual mentions OBS a lot. Which is a great free, open source standard that is great to have supported. The issue is when the manual mentioned everything, it also mentioned going into your personal windows Sound and Device settings as part of the setup process. That, to me at least…does not sound plug n play or rather plug and use right out of the box.So I followed the manual. I met all of the minimum system requirements and even her laptop beat them by doubled specs for Notebooks that were within the shown official manual, that I was not expecting it to state the need of system requirements:-6th Gen Processor from Intel at 8GB (I am going to assume it meant for 8,000MHZ)-A GTX 1060 8GB (Which that model doesn’t exist, so I’ll assume it was meant for GTX 1070)-8 GB of Ram (although there was not listed requirements for their speed)I list all of this as I was trouble shooting due to me not getting it to work somehow between multiple PCs. My main one I could not get it to come up in OBS following all settings and even uninstalling the driver, that windows got for it. The weird part is when I went to test in a Discord call, it appeared and it had roughly between 800 milliseconds to a full 1.5 second delay for attempting to play a game. So it is recognized, but it wouldn’t display. Same went for a Helios Predator 300 Laptop with a GTX 3060 and her teaching Laptop which was a Lenovo Notebook with a i5-11400F and 16GB of Ram (Which at first was not connected to wifi for the plug and play test, but as stated it failed that and needed the connection).To ensure that it was none of the PCs and that alone it was the device, I hooked up my main capture device and it work flawlessly, proving that it was really the device itself and not anything on our end.After a full 2 hours and three total PCs all giving the same issue, where all I could see was heavy delay, an overcomplicated setup if the exact steps given didn’t work. This Capture card is not worth the headache or cheap feel that it gives off.